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6:00am Saturday 30th November 2013 in Sport By Stuart Amos
Rugby rivals Matt Janney and Max Mather are relishing a Varsity homecoming this Christmas.
The former Richmond FC youngsters hope to go head-to-head in the 132nd Oxford University versus Cambridge University match at Twickenham stadium on December 12 – less than five miles from where they learned the game.
The two students also know each other from their school days at KCS School in Wimbledon and will be out to follow in the footsteps of famous Varsity alumni and rugby legends Rob Andrew, Stuart Barnes and Gavin Hastings next month.
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Born in the shadow of a cigar factory, baseball star Tino Martinez remains close to America's traditional capital of cigar making.
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It's difficult to paint a more clichéd sports scenario: bottom of the ninth, two outs, a man on first and a World Series game on the line. The home team is trailing by two. A man with a boyish face and a pair of forearms like felled oaks steps to the plate wearing pinstripes. In the outfield, playing for the opposite team, is one of his boyhood friends. The batter focuses on the mound, ignoring the growing roar of the packed House that Ruth Built, and hammers pitch No. 1 into orbit, tying the game. The New York City crowd went crazy that October 2001 night when Tino Martinez hit his clutch home run against the Arizona Diamondbacks, one of many in a career of game-winning blasts for the seasoned first baseman, but his loudest cheers always hail from Tampa, Florida, where he was born and raised. Now playing for the St. Louis Cardinals in a major league career that has taken him to the Pacific Northwest, to the Northeast and now the Midwest, and earned him four thick World Series rings, Martinez still calls Tampa home. On a street in West Tampa where the smell of rich tobacco was never far away, he learned the art of hitting a baseball, and how to buckle down and work hard. More than a year later, Tino Gonzalez walks across a huge, empty room to a window. The 85-year-old has a shock of white hair and moves slowly, on wooden floorboards that once supported the weight of scores of cigar-making machines. The room is a relic of days gone by, earmarked as future warehouse space. Gonzalez points out the window to a modest house with a striking red tile roof, one block away. It's the closest home to the former cigar factory. "Tino was born in that house," he says with a smile.
He's not speaking of himself in the third person, but referring with pride to his 35-year-old grandson, Martinez, the major-league player who shares his first name, a shortened version of Constantino.
Tampa was once a fiercely pumping heart of cigar making in America. The city was built on the backs of cigarmakers, most of them of Cuban, Italian or, like the Martinez and Gonzalez families, Spanish descent.
By the late 1970s, the Cuban tobacco that once flowed into port in Tampa to be made into Clear Havanas had been replaced by leaf from Central America. Martinez's late father, Rene, a former corrections officer built like a bull, was the foreman of the Villazon & Co. factory, makers of Bances and other cigars. When bales of tobacco came into town, Rene called upon local, cheap and reliable workers to unload them: his three sons.
Rene was an early riser who began each day with a six- or seven-mile run before going to the office at the crack of dawn. At 6:30, maybe 7 a.m., he would call home. The kids dreaded the ring, but soon slumped to the factory to unload a truck brimming with tobacco bales. Most weighed 150 pounds, and the heaviest -- bales of dark Connecticut broadleaf packed in wood -- weighed 400.
"In the summertime, and also Christmas break, any time we were out of school, my dad made us work. And it just seemed like every day in the summer there was a truck," says Martinez, who was about 10 when he began doing the work. "It's 95, 100 degrees. We'd lose five pounds a day. You'd go through two or three shirts.
"We would unload all day long. That's all we'd do. It was just hard labor, heavy labor. But it was great, it was a great learning experience. My dad's whole philosophy was, you gotta go to school, get an education. You don't want to do this kind of job the rest of your life."
Martinez is dressed casually, in jeans and a cotton shirt. It's the Tuesday after his beloved Bucs won the Super Bowl, and last night he flew back to town with former Yankees teammate Derek Jeter before going to Raymond James Stadium to join in the raucous celebration welcoming the players home.
Out of uniform he looks like an ordinary Joe. His forearms are hidden beneath shirtsleeves. He's a little more than six feet tall and it's only when you notice his powerfully built lower body that you see the true marks of a professional athlete. His frame was built from a combination of baseball, weights and laboring in the cigar factory. The bales also strengthened his mind.
"It definitely made me stronger, mentally and physically," he says, speaking quickly, with energy and enthusiasm. "I wish the factory was still available, so I could send my son over here to work."
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It infuriated me to see the story "City commits to harbor dredge study." Why is Waukegan spending another $25,000? Study after study in Waukegan and we still we have nothing in our city. Why don't you find something better to do if you have all this extra money. A couple of years ago, they spent $18,000 for a study on a baseball team and while they were studying, the team went somewhere else. The only thing that I can figure is that they have extra money and they don't know what to do with it.
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Obama keeps saying the economy is getting better. How come I do not feel it? I'm losing my home because I have been out of work for seven months; went through my savings and still looking for work. I did have it better under Bush. I was working and current on my house payments. Now, I have less money, gas prices are up, food prices are up, unemployment is up, cost of medical insurance is up and cost of utilities are up. Now, Obama wants four more years? Why? We owe Obama nothing. He has delivered broken promises and no hope. He is a failure worse then the Cubs!


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Libation is All About Dancing – This nightclub is all about dancing. With three stories of dance floors, Libation has eclectic music, great drinks and plenty of room to dance. I was here with a beautiful woman and we had plenty of room to dance without being pressed too close to each other when we didn't want to be. The DJ that was rocking the house had an amazing beat and knows how to keep everyone entertained. While I wish the drinks were a little cheaper, I can't complain overall. I'd certainly go back again when I'm in town.
Good club – Great club! I did enjoy my night out over there; music was fine, the service and drinks were not bad at all. Really nice atmosphere. We were a bit skeptical regarding the door policy though..the first time we went there the line was huge, it took us almost an hour to get into the club. The second time we were 9people and we booked a Limo night out package for like $160 , for 1h limo tour and admission in the club skipping the line (limotournyc) that was a pretty good deal! Anyway I'll definitely go back there!
A nightclub with the same nightculb snobbiness – I really wish I could love this place, I do. The food is fly, the design is fly, but the people.
Just, damn. Hire some nicer service. That's all. When I don't feel hated on at this place, i'll up this to five stars.
Shocker – Went into Libation this Friday night, around 8pm. Could of only been 10 people in there!! My partner and I sat at the bar for roughly 5 minutes while the barman watched the basketball. At one stage he turned around and was not interested in serving us. Strange. How can people like this get employed or a business even stay profitable with staff like this. Happy to take our money elsewhere.
Brunch – I've been to Libation atleast 3 times now, the food is good the drinks are better, and that Hector (the waiter/bartender) is AMAZING!!!!! Great ambiance makes for a better experience!
My friends and I made this our "spot", we have become frequent flyers at Libation......I'd recommend this place to everyone that would listen to me!
great club – I went to Libation with a couple of friends and tried the 2 for 1 burgers as well the nachos. Surprisingly the food was really tasty. The waiter was really nice and friendly, and went out of his way to give us a pleasant dining experience. Overall, my friends and I had a great experience at Libation and will definitely come back.
Good club to dance – Go here a lot, I live in the neighborhood and happen to end up there. Good music, cool bartenders and strong drinks.
Fun place to bring a date to dance or go with friends for a party.
just okay – This place was definitely not the worst place I've ever been to...but also not the best. I had fun dancing with my friends but I think we could've had fun anywhere. One thing I don't understand - the only bathroom is on the top floor?!
Not sure about the lounge life but the food is pretty good! – I came here last night for the specials, 2 for 1 burgers and $1 beers. Surprisingly the burgers were pretty tasty and perfect size. Another friend ordered a pizza and she said she wouldn't get it again.
Again haven't been here for social nighting but may have to return.
Very young and out of control – Are they serious at this place- are they carding? There were some kids who looked like they were 16 in that place. Alcohol & Tobacco Enforcement should check this place out. One kid WHO LOOKED LIKE HE WAS 16 vomitted all over me at the bar. The young ladies were def eye candy .
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2013 MAY 13 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at AIDS Weekly -- Research findings on Immune System Diseases and Conditions are discussed in a new report. According to news reporting originating in Chicago, Illinois, by NewsRx journalists, research stated, "Activation of the CXC chemokine receptor 4 (CXCR4) in Cajal-Retzius cells by CXC chemokine ligand 12 (CXCL12) is important for controlling their excitability. CXCR4 is also a co-receptor for the glycoprotein 120 (gp120) of the envelope of the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1), and binding of gp120 to CXCR4 may produce pathological effects."
The news reporters obtained a quote from the research from Northwestern University, "In order to study CXCR4-dependent modulation of membrane excitability, we recorded in cell-attached configuration spontaneous action currents from hippocampal stratum lacunosum-moleculare Cajal-Retzius cells of the CXCR4-EGFP mouse. CXCL12 (50 nM) powerfully inhibited firing independently of synaptic transmission, suggesting that CXCR4 regulates an intrinsic conductance. This effect was prevented by conditioning slices with BAPTA-AM (200 M), and by blockers of the BK calcium-dependent potassium channels (TEA (1 mM), paxilline (10 M) and iberiotoxin (100 nM)). In contrast, exposure to gp120 (pico-to nanomolar range, alone or in combination with soluble cluster of differentiation 4 (CD4)), enhanced spontaneous firing frequency. This effect was prevented by the CXCR4 antagonist AMD3100 (1 M) and was absent in EGFP-negative stratum lacunosum-moleculare interneurons. Increased excitability was prevented by treating slices with BAPTA-AM or bumetanide, suggesting that gp120 activates a mechanism that is both calcium-and chloride-dependent."
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For more information on this research see: The chemokine CXCL12 and the HIV-1 envelope protein gp120 regulate spontaneous activity of Cajal-Retzius cells in opposite directions. Journal of Physiology, 2012;590(Pt 13):3185-202. (Wiley-Blackwell - www.wiley.com/; Journal of Physiology - onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1111/(ISSN)1469-7793)
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The 10-years-in-the-making Muddy River Restoration Project is about to begin, and some Fenway residents are not happy.
Although members of the Save the Muddy River organization support the basic intentions of cleaning the river, the planned process is not the right way to achieve those objectives, said member Hilary Johansen.
"We don't feel like cleaning the river is a bad idea, but going about it this way is not the most environmentally friendly way to do it," said Johansen.
Johansen, who graduated from Wheelock last year, spent a few semesters studying the river's ecosystem: its plants, animals and their habitats. Through her research, she determined the state's decade old environmental impact surveys were out of date and out of touch.
"As a group, we feel that the entire project is misguided because the Department of Conservation environmental impact surveys are ten years old, and the ecosystem has changed since then," she said. "We feel the Army Corps doesn't have enough information on the current ecosystem."
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A public meeting on the project is planned for Thursday, Jan. 31st at 7 p.m. At the meeting, Mike Keegan, Project Manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, will provide a brief overview of the Muddy River Project, discuss construction-related impacts including traffic management, and present the activities that will occur in the next 90-days as well as how the public can learn about the upcoming activities. You can find the presentation here.
This public meeting is co-hosted by the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), City of Boston Parks Department, Town of Brookline Department of Public Works, the Muddy River Restoration Project Maintenance and Management Oversight Committee and the Emerald Necklace Conservancy.
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The largest negative impacts, according to Johansen, are taking down several large, decades old trees and hundreds of other trees, some more than 100 years old.
"These trees are part of the ecosystem and they can't be replaced," said Johansen. "The Army Corps is saying the trees need to be removed to mitigate flooding, but the resulting damange from tree removal could more likely than not increase the flooding of the area."
The first set of large trees will be removed staring on Febuary 4th, according to the Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Johansen said the group faces similar issues with the eradication of Phragmite reeds, a plant that's not native to the area but is abundant along the riverbanks.
"A lot of people do see it as an invasive species, but through our research that we've done we learned they're actually the most appropriate plant for a city wetland," she said. "The phragmite supports a wide diversity of bird and mammal speices along the river, like geese, ducks, blackbirds, muskrats."
River dreging also puts these animals, plus turtles and others, in danger, both through physical harm and habitat destruction, she added.
Instead, Johansen proposed installing a flood gate at the areas where the river is known to flood near the Green Line.
"If they're planning to spend $92 million of federal and state local tax money on this project, there are better ways their money can be served," she said.
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Currently, the group is planning to attend Thursday night's public meeting and has begun to protest publically by holding signs in near the Green Line's Fenway T stop. A second protest is planned for next Monday that Johansen hopes will draw several hundred people.
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This half-day workshop brings together graduate students whose research focuses on artistic practices in postwar Japan (spanning reportage painting, performance, photography, manga, and architecture) between 1950 and 1975.
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/ nansenu: the practice of a world circa 1970 japan (meow)!ryan holmberg / history of art, yale university
/ two futures: metabolism and japan world exposition '70, osakahyunjung cho / art history, usc
/ megalopolis and wasteland: peripheral geographies of tokyo (1960-1971)ignacio a. adriasola muñoz / art, art history & visual studies, duke university
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/ the tales of the tale of akebono villagejustin jesty / east asian languages and civilizations, university of chicago
/ body and counterculture: yayoi kusama's photographic experiments, 1958-1969midori yamamura / art history, cuny graduate center
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The Brighton breakbeat bro you might remember from a stellar Sandance set last October plays a more intimate date at exclusive, recently-rebranded Cirque Le Soir
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Tue, Jun 25
Cavalli live at Cavalli Club
at Cavalli Club
Pianist Joan Martorell performs live
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Fri, May 10
Cirque du Soir Las Vegas Party
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The high-end club takes a Vegas theme for the night. The price includes house drinks and premium bubbly
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Mon, Dec 31
Ghulam Ali with Jaswinder Singh
at Crowne Plaza Dubai
An evening with Ghazal Maestro Ghulam Ali with Jaswinder Singh
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Thu, Oct 3
Jay Wud Unplugged
at Blue Bar
The Dubai-based rock singer will be performing a live acoustic set at this jazz-themed bar
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Wed, Sep 18
Live alternative rock and EYE's album launch
at Crowne Plaza Dubai
UAE act Empty Yard Experiment (EYE) celebrate the launch of their new album Kallisti with a show alongside Lebanon's Pindoll, who've also just released their album Twisted Times back home
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Sat, Mar 15
L'ARC Pop-Up Event
at Cavalli Club
The infamous Paris nightclub L'ARC will be taking over the high-end, fashion-themed club for one night only
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Fri, Sep 20
Massive Fridays – Amsterdam to Dubai
at Club Sensation
DJ Irwan from Amsterdam will be spinning the beats in an evening that promises music with a dancehall and Caribbean flavour
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Fri, Oct 4
at Zinc
Old and new School urban with DJ Andy Swift & Rone Jaxx
|Sheikh Zayed Road
9/12 Hungama
at Dubai World Trade Centre
CRE8 Events Management presents a combination of 3 singers appearing in a ravishing musical concert together for the first time
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Thu, Sep 12
A Musical Tribute
at Crowne Plaza Dubai
Singers in the same costumes as screen characters perform 101 songs
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Thu, Jun 6
A Touch of Lido
at Cavalli Club
Cabaret Show Lido Paris appears in the Middle East for the first time
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|Fri, May 2 to Sat, May 3
Abaji Origine Orients Concert
at Alliance Française
Paris-based musician Abaji was born in Lebanon to an Armenian-Greek father (who was born in Smyrna, now Turkey) and an Armenian-Syrian mother, born in Istanbul
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Mon, Dec 2
Absolute House
at Movida
A brand new house night at this exclusive club
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|Thu, Jun 27 to Thu, Jul 4
|DJ: House & techno Free
Ace Hood In Da House
at Movida
The American hip-hop artist who's signed to the same label as Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne will be performing live
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Thu, Sep 12
|DJ: Hip hop, R&B & D&B Free
Afif Jazz
at Blue Bar
Talented Lebanese drummer Afif leads his quartet through lively renditions of bop standards
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|Fri, Sat
|Free Live jazz & blues
Afro Vybz presents DJ Creme de la Creme
at Sublime Bar & Lounge
This Afro-urban night will feature dancehall and old-school beats from Kenya's DJ Creme de la Creme
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Fri, Oct 25
|DJ: House & techno
at Sublime Bar & Lounge
This dance music night means that you can start your week like it's the weekend with tunes from DJ Impaulce
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Sat, Feb 8
at Sublime Bar & Lounge
Russian-born DJ Anya will be supplying the house tunes in a night that will also see DJ Impaulce dropping a set
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Sat, Feb 22
at Fleurs
The Romanian dance pop star Akcent will be performing live
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Fri, Jan 31
|Free Live rock, retro & pop
Akon at Movida
at Movida
Fresh from headlining the stage at My Music X, huge R&B star Akon will make a far more intimate appearance onstage afterhours at Movida
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Thu, Mar 28
Akon Live at Cavalli Club
at Cavalli Club
The R&B singer and producer behind Lady GaGa's first album will be performing his hits including 'Beautiful' and 'Smack That' live
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Fri, Nov 1
Al Murray - The Only Way Is Epic Tour
at Dubai World Trade Centre
More Dubai business for The Pub Landlord
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Fri, Oct 4
Amanda Wilson In Da House
at Movida
The UK vocalist, who has featured on a number of dance hits, will be performing live for one night only
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|On Thu, Sep 26
Amika Status Sundays
at Amika Dubai
Expect fresh beats at this top urban night
|Sheikh Zayed Road
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I was so excited to see a story featuring grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis) in the Wall Street Journal yesterday. The article was about how Dr. Kevin Corbit at Amgen Inc. is studying grizzly bears in the Bear Center at Washington State University to learn more about obesity. The 12 animals living in the facility…


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My daughter suggested I go here, and it has been a wonderful experience each time I have gone to see Afsoun Soltani. Well worth the 24 mile trip. I have watched the other stylists also and have some impressive results.
Best experience EVER. – The atmosphere at this salon is great. You don't feel shy or awkward, like you have to make small talk. I am very picky about how I like my hair. I've had so many problems with past hair stylists, they never can do my hair the way I want. Then I went to see Ryan R, he is absolutely fantastic! I tell him how I want my hair and he does it better. I have never been more happy with a salon experience. I definitely recommend this salon and Ryan R!
Can I say OMG?!?! – I feel like I just experienced a mini makeover on the Style network! This was definitely not what I expected out of your everyday cut & color.. but Lunatic Fringe is not your every day salon and Steph A. is not your every day stylist either. Steph formulated colors to compliment my skin tone & eye color, she gave me a restorative treatment that made my hair feel so healthy & look so shiny, the cut is absolutely amazing-- it's been a style that I can maintain at home without complication! Oh, and I got a massage for about 15 minutes while she was shampoo'ing me (I might have moaned a few times during, lol!) and to finish it all up, Steph touched up my make up on the way out and taught me how to do a smokey eye (I've been trying for years without success!). I paid $170, but would have paid tripple!
If anyone is looking for a new stylist, go to Steph... you can thank me later!
Just what I needed. – It's a little intimidating when coming into the salon because everyone is dressed so stylish and professional but the whole staff makes you feel comfortable and invited. I talked to my stylist, Jacque, about getting a color and cut and she convinced me to a more up to date style and color. I LOVE how the color and cut turned out and I get compliments all the time. She even curled my hair up and did my makeup, which was way more than I expected. I will never go to another salon or stylist. Lunatic Fringe really impressed me!!!
Rated best salon in Salt Lake by Elle magazine!!!! – Lunatic Fringe offers the best customer service, very important to me! They have the most skilled stylists in Salt Lake City! They believe in extended education!!!! Love it!!! And they are FABULOUSO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ask for Liz, she's fantastic!
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text: Tim White Archives Email Author HSUS Considering a Referendum for Nov. 2010 Buckeye Farm Beat Spokesman says "provocative" action by Ohio Farm Bureau to create a Livestock Care Standards Board has forced their hand. Published on: June 26, 2009 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Blog RSS Permalink Print Yesterday (June 25) the Ohio Senate voted unanimously to allow a referendum to be put on the November ballot creating a 13-member Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board as part of an amendment to the state's constitution. The board would be charged to provide oversight on how farm animals are raised. It would include "a broad base of livestock care experts including family farmers, veterinarians, a food safety expert, a representative of the local human society members from the statewide farm organizations, the dean of the college of agriculture and members representing Ohio consumers," according to the Web site of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, which pushed the measure through – quickly. Wait a minute; I thought it was the Human Society of the United States that wanted to put a resolution on the state ballot? I thought it was the HSUS who called a meeting in February to let the Farm Bureau know it would be best to work with the animal welfare and vegetarian group to formulate a "compromise." After all this is the group that had just very successfully guided California's Issue 2 through the ballot box in November of 2008. Paul Shapiro, senior director of the Factory Farming Campaign for HSUS says "disappointed" best describes the society's reaction to the Ohio bill. "This unfortunate handout to the agribusiness lobby seeks to enshrine in the state constitution a council that will codify the status quo vs. seeking meaningful improvement in livestock welfare," says Shapiro. He notes the group had been trying to engage the OFBF in dialogue since February. "We worked out areas of common ground in coming to collaborative agreement with the farm bureaus in Colorado and Maine," Shapiro says. "We were hoping to formulate something similar in Ohio. They stalled for 4 months and then out of the blue comes this power grab to put into the state constitution their own form of oversight. No one thinks this will do anything other than preserve the status quo." Paul Vickers, HSUS state director for Ohio did offer the following testimony on the bill before the Senate voted . "This effort to amend Ohio's constitution by creating an industry-dominated council to oversee farm animal treatment is poor policy and an obvious attempt to thwart meaningful reform. Rather than allowing the foxes to guard the henhouse, I urge the legislature to reject this attempted power grab and encourage the type of civil dialogue on the issue the HSUS has been requesting for the last four months." Guess what HSUS? The Ohio Farm Bureau beat you to the punch on this one. And in so doing served notice that Ohio agriculture is not willing to compromise on an issue that you hope will eventually drive consumers to a vegetarian diet and dismantle American agribusiness. So here is the HSUS counter punch. "Of course we will be encouraging voters to vote, 'No,'" Shapiro says. "In addition because of this provocative move, because the farm bureau refused to meet with us and now has taken this provocative step, we are now considering a measure for the November 2010 ballot. We had hoped that we could negotiate something that would be palatable to everyone, the Farm Bureau has forced our hand." Shapiro does not believe even a constitutional change approved by Ohio voters can hold back an HSUS resolution. He says it will be similar to the one passed in California where HSUS spent $10 million (Shapiro says agribusiness spent $9 million) and won easily. "So much is misstated about Issue 2, but all it affected was veal, egg-laying poultry and breeding pigs," Shapiro says. "All it said was while on the farm they must be able to stand up, lie down and turn around and extend their limbs without touching the sides of the enclosure. And we gave the industry until 2015 to comply." It's not yet the Fourth of July, but the fireworks are already going off.


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Notice: Unfortunately Horsey Windpump is closed and access to the viewing area on Horsey mere is restricted until further notice; due to damaged caused by the strong winter winds. Horsey Staithe Stores is now open for weekends only from 10:00 to 16:30 until further notice. We are sorry for the inconvenience and we are working hard to repair the damage and to open fully as soon as possible. We will keep updating this notice to keep you informed with the latest information and opening times.
Imposing five-storey drainage windpump
The striking windpump provides stunning views over the coast and broadland landscape.
Set within the Broads National Park, the Horsey estate is an internationally important site for wildlife and offers a great spot for birdwatching and wintering wildfowl.
Horsey Estate is managed by the Buxton family, from whom it was acquired.
During the great gales of 1987 Horsey Windpump succumbed to the extreme weather conditions and the cap was severely damaged.
Repair work was carried out and the windpump was reopened to the public in 1990.
A small shop and refreshments can be found close to the windpump with toilets facilities in the nearby car park.
Walking at Horsey
Experience the Broadland landscape and wealth of wildlife of the Horsey Estate, with its Mere, reedbeds, marshes and drainage mills.
Our holiday cottages
Why not stay within walking distance of the tranquil waters of Horsey Mere and the historic Horsey Windpump?
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Horsey Barns
These traditional Norfolk buildings stand in a truly rural setting on the edge of the Norfolk Broads and only twenty minutes walk from the sea.
The original 18th century barns have been carefully converted to provide warm and comfortable accommodation of great character.
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Chelsea players Ryan Bertrand, Paulo Ferreira and Ross Turnbull were the guests of honour as part of a week of football and flying fun at Canary Wharf on Wednesday, hosted by our global airline partner Delta Air Lines.
Celebrating their partnership with the Blues, Delta has been in Canary Wharf all week showcasing their flat-bed seats and running prize giveaways alongside an artificial shoot-out arena where teams from banks in the area competed for a place in the final of the Canary Wharf Cup.
The competition reached its exciting conclusion yesterday as City Slickers took on Morgan Stanley in a nail-biting showdown, where not only was there a packed crowd of spectators, there were some surprise visitors too.
Ferreira, Bertrand and Turnbull were present to witness the final and present the trophy to the eventual winners, City Slickers.
Having watched the teams perform, Bertrand was clearly impressed. 'The shoot-out was fun to watch, you can tell some of the guys here have been practising,' he said.
While there, they also took some time to try out the flat-bed seats which Turnbull said 'were great and really spacious, especially for a man as tall as me.'
Having presented the trophy, the players then took part in a signing session for fans. You too can try out the flat-bed seats, test your shooting ability, enter prize draws and more at the Delta Pavilion, situated in Canary Wharf until Friday.


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Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. used his State of the Borough address to tout a plunging murder rate and economic growth, but also said that there is still work to be done. NY1's Erin Clarke filed the following report.
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. said in his State of the Borough speech Tuesday that through a dramatic increase in economic development, the Bronx is moving forward.
"We are seeing significant progress in our efforts to make the Bronx even a greater place to live, work and raise a family," Diaz Jr. said.
In just the last year, according to Diaz, the Bronx has welcomed a number of large-scale projects, from new housing to a indoor mall to a Marriott hotel, the first brand name hotel in the borough. They are all expected to drive revenue and bring in more than 5,000 permanent jobs.
"Individuals who did not have to come here are placing very huge bets here in the Bronx to the tune of over $1 billion, and so we're delighted," said Marlene Cintron, president of the Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation.
Diaz said his administration wants to keep building the Bronx through education. He is pushing for a six-year high school in the borough that will give grads a leg up in getting high-paying science and technology jobs.
"lt should definitely increase employment opportunities over the long term," said Monica Major, the borough president's director of education and youth services.
Diaz also gave a nod to the big drop in the borough's murder rate, which is now at a 40-year low.
Now that the perception of the Bronx is changing and things seem to be on an upswing. some said it's time to focus on some other issues, like the plight of the disabled community, which was highlighted with the recent school bus strike.
"Our kids with disabilities are the ones that are hurt the most," said Daniel Porro, co-chairman of the Bronx Mental Health Council Consumer Subcommittee. "We are hurting at all ages here in New York City."
Diaz said his administration is working to address those issues.
"We make sure that every single housing development that goes up has units in there for those that are physically disabled," he said. "We have a disabled task force out of our office. We're going to continue to take their leadership."
Diaz said that there will be even more progress to report at the next State of the Borough. He plans to run for re-election.
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